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UMAR Akmal gestures during a news conference in Lahore on Friday.—AP LAHORE: The Court of Arbitration for Sport has reduced the ban on Pakistan middle-order batsman Umar Akmal to 12 months but hit him with a hefty fine of Rs4.25 million for breaching the Pakistan Cricket Board’s Anti-Corruption code. The Lausanne-based body announced the verdict on Friday, disposing off the appeals of both PCB and Umar. Umar was suspended in February 2020 for failing to report details of corrupt approaches made to him just before the start of the fifth Pakistan Super League. The PCB’s disciplinary pa...

Shakib al Hasan ruled out of 2nd Test against Windies ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Tue, Feb 9 2021 9:18 IST | ​ 0 Views   Dhaka, Feb 9 : Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib al Hasan has been ruled out of the second and final Test against West Indies beginning Thursday after failing to recover from an injury he sustained during the first match in Chattogram. "Shakib has been assessed and monitored continuously since suffering a strain on his left thigh on the second day of the match in Chattogram and after careful consideration, it has been confirmed that he will not be available for the s...

Lokuhettige found guilty of breaching ICC anti-corruption code ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Thu, Jan 28 2021 23:57 IST | ​ 0 Views Lokuhettige ( credit : BCCI ). Image Source: IANS News Dubai, Jan 28 : Former Sri Lanka all-rounder Dilhara Lokuhettige has been found guilty of three offences under the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Anti-Corruption Code following a hearing by an independent anti-corruption tribunal, the global cricket body said on Friday. Lokuhettige, 40, who was charged under the ICC Anti-Corruption Code in November 2019, has been found guilty on all charges aft...

35 CSGO players banned by ESIC for betting related violations Nearly three dozen professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players have been sanctioned for breaching the ESIC’s Anti-Corruption Code. For several it’s their second offence in the multiplayer game, and the punishments include bans of up to five years. The Esports Integrity Commission issued a report on the sanctions Friday, breaking down the investigation, infractions, and subsequent actions taken. Coming from the Australian, North American, and European regions, 35 players have been deemed to have committed some infract...

Luckrative.  Updated on 22 January 2021 Whoops, turns out betting on your own CS:GO tournament matches will get you in a hell of a lot of trouble with the Esports Integrity Commission. Who knew? The ESIC has today announced sanctions against 35 Australian CS:GO players who breached its Anti-Corruption Code, hot on the heels of the seven who received sanctions back in October 2020. Two players who were sanctioned last year have also had their bans extended. Today's sanctions have been issued for players who bet on matches in ESIC member events, including...